Sentence examples for former rules of from inspiring English sources

Nearly 8,800 businesses that have already received the maximum amount of money for which they were eligible under the former rules of the program, the World Trade Center Business Recovery Grant Program, may now ask for more.

The best of these is Lori Watson's Yarrow Acoustic Sessions, the second record proper by the talented young singer, former Rule of Three fiddler, experimental composer and academic.

The country's attitude is akin to the American military's former rule of "don't ask, don't tell", says Wataru Ishizaka, an assembly member in Nakano ward, who is one of only two openly gay elected politicians in the capital.

That is, we could replace the latter axiom with either of the former rules for a system equivalent to SDL.

Most of the former rules, if not all of them, were put into place to help create a "level playing field" among the schools.

But I am a different parent now, and that means that some of my former rules just aren't that important.

The final sentence of former Rule 65(c) referred to Rule 65.1.

The Australian-based trio of Sam Burgess, Gareth Ellis and Gareth Widdop were not made available by their clubs, with the former ruled out anyway because of injury.

Mr Suharto had a stroke last year, and his chief counsel, Juan Felix Tampubolon, maintains that he now has brain damage.Whether or not Mr Suharto has forgotten the details of his former rule, many Indonesians refuse to do so.

"This isn't an inclusive government," says Shafiullah Afghan, a former police officer and rule-of-law expert, "it's a joint venture". Indeed, one of the ironies of the power-sharing deal, brokered and co-signed by U.S. officials, is that it negates the value of what so many Americans hailed as a triumph on the first day of voting: the overwhelming turnout.

The Advisory Committee's Note to § 2255 Rule 12 expressly observes that Rule 12 "differs" from § 2254 Rule 11 in that the former "includes the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure as well as the civil". 28 U.S.C., p. 287.